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This safety awareness program, aims to introduce the positive aspects of karate as a method of self-defence.
The program places emphasis on non-violence, self-esteem & confidence building and respect for others. In a safe environment, such as university and home, we teach the importance of “defend and report”, whereby students are encouraged to protect themselves in a non-aggressive way and report issues to a person of authority. In a NON-SAFE environment where a student may be placed in a position of danger, we teach techniques that may help in a potentially damaging situation. We do this by teaching students how to break out of certain holds, pulls and even tackles in an efficient and effortless manner. This course will be taken by Rebecca who has been practicing Karate since she was 7 years old, obtaining a black belt at the age of 16. Rebecca is looking to qualify and compete in the World Cup this year and represent Australia, she is also a part of the Victoria State team. "I think that karate is a really important life skill and teaches not only practical skills, but also encourages a level of self confidence that, in itself, is the best form of self defense." Please note if member tickets have been exhausted, you can either purchase full priced tickets or email melissa.horvath@deakin.edu.au, to register interest for the next program. DUSA Trips Tours and Short Courses aim to include all students. If you have any access requirements please contact melissa.horvath@deakin.edu.au to discuss your needs’. Classes will run weekly for 4 weeks from Thu 11/5/17 |
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